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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1900
Page
2
A fragmented prompt asks how a candidate harmed by a calamity in a prior year could expect better results in a future prosperity year. It references electoral prospects and prospects for improvement amid ongoing difficulties.
A call for steady personal effort until polls close emphasizes the goal of delivering the greatest Republican victory to date. The message frames voter turnout as essential to defeating the enemy.
The speaker criticizes Mr Bryant for constantly praising his view of Republican party inconsistency, noting his past 1596 predictions as a basis for skepticism.
The article argues that Republican victory chances are stronger than four years ago and that ballot counting will confirm voters’ continued support for policies promoting progress and prosperity.
A political notice emphasizes voting for a Republican candidate to secure control of Congress and warns that Senate vacancies could occur and be filled by the state legislature if in session.
An editorial warning voters about 1893 96 panic and 1901 4 risks tied to Bryan. It argues Bryan’s policies threaten currency changes and foreign policy shifts, predicting broad economic hardship and increased charity reliance if elected.
General notes report four hundred Hillman lives and $125,000,000 lost seeking the North Pole while a suit seeks $35,000 from the Big Four Railroad for failing to post arrival and departure notices in Veedersburg. A Port Rican was refused registration in New York and a U S Court action follows.
Two amendments to the state constitution will appear on the November 1900 ballot. Amendment No. 1 sets the supreme court size between five and eleven judges with six year terms and governor filling vacancies, and Amendment No. 2 directs the general assembly to define admission qualifications for practice in six courts of justice.
John Louis Critchlow died Monday evening at his home in eastern Maison township. Born April 20, 1818 in Owen County Kentucky, he came to the area in 1850 and was 82 years old. He leaves a wife Juda Stafford, four children from first marriage, four more from second, fifteen grandchildren, and many friends. Funeral services were held at Augiesville with Rev. John Breden officiating. burial followed in the local cemetery.
A reflective note hints at triumph and setback in a reflective mood. The fragment references a sunlit sky and a leaf scroll with the signature G. H. suggesting authorial voice and a personal closing line.
The readable fragments reference the county and township on various colored papers and mention Constitutional Amendments on white, yellow, and other sheets. No clear events or names emerge beyond generic references to locality and amendments.
The Staats Zeitung editors oppose Bryan, deeming a Republican victory less dangerous for the nation. They criticize his acceptance speech and later remarks on financial policy, calling his ignorance and perception in this area incurable and labeling him the greater immediate danger.
A critique of William Jennings Bryan's stance contrasting wealth classes. The piece argues Bryan’s rhetoric misrepresents the majority of Americans as oppressed and warns his candidacy risks economic stability, private enterprise, and national credit by appealing to the poor against the rich.
Local records describe a peculiar scene as Papita and Fot Pee Pree attend an auction crate event. Observers note casual chatter and a sense of curiosity, with no major bids recorded as the crowd disperses.
Deadrick, known as Jobber, was shot twice and died in his saloon door. Five shots were reported but the killer remains unknown. A former Elno ra resident, he spent recent years at Indian Springs and played with the Trizsty baseball team this summer. He leaves a small white family.
On October 30 a grand Republican rally and barbecue will be held at Williams Indiana along the Southern Indiana Railway. Tickets are available at one fare for round trip with return trains from Seymour at 5 36 p m. BH H Roseman G P T A Stevenson rally leader indicates.
The Youth's Companion enters its seventy-fifth year with a pledge of home reading that is both helpful and entertaining. New volume for 1901 will offer stories and articles from diplomats explorers sailors and self made people among others. Subscribers receive a free Puritan Girl Calendar 1901 lithographed in 12 colors and a free sample copy.
Local lender Harry Crooke advertises funds for lending on improved farm land at 5 to 8 percent interest. Call for more details.
An old advertisement promises a free bottle of Boschee's German Syrup for adults with colds bronchitis or lung trouble. Each person may receive one bottle and children require parental order. The claim notes twenty years and twenty million bottles previously given away worldwide.
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